Helen,
Just remember to keep the white line and the driver together and you will have no problem. . This theory works until you get someplace like St. John, US Virgin isles, where you get a left hand drive car and have to drive on the right side of the road, meaning the driver is riding in the ditch and can't see anything if he wants to pass. The problem we found in Spain in 1989 was all these elderly drivers who only had ridden a donkey all their lives, were now out on the road in an automobile for the first time and trying to figure out how the steer, shift gears, and smoke at the same time. Prosperity will do that.

The Alicante area is the only area in Spain we have not traveled. Charlie always said too industrial, but I guess not. Northern Spain, especially the Barcleona area if we are going to talk coast, is my favorite because I love the food. Still like Madrid. Tapa hopping and dinner at 10:00 pm is fine with me.

Have a great trip. Will be thinking about you.

Eileen